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- Carbon Trust
- Ref:
- 0238-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.carbontrust.co.uk/
- An independent, government-funded body, helping the UK move to a low carbon economy by helping business and the public sector reduce carbon emissions now and capture the commercial opportunities of low carbon technologies. The Save Energy section helps organisations of all sizes to cut their energy bills with practical advice, free publications, interest free loans, and on-site surveys.v show details
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- Centre for Sustainable Energy (CSE)
- Ref:
- 0299-UOrgs
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- CSE, March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.cse.org.uk
- CSE helps people and organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors meet the challenge of rising energy costs and climate change. They do this by giving advice, managing innovative energy projects and undertaking research.v show details
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- CombNet: The European biomass combustion network
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- 0415-UOrgs
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- The European Biomass Combustion Network, March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.combnet.eu/index2.php?sh=800
- This website is equipped with technology reviews and publications on biomass combustion. In addition, it contains general information about the CombNet network. Part of ThermalNet, the new European Network for biomass pyrolysis, gasification and combustion.v show details
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- Energy Networks Association
- Ref:
- 0453-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- http://2010.energynetworks.org/
- The ENA is the industry body for UK energy transmission and distribution licence holders and operators. It represents the interests of its member companies who operate the national and regional networks for energy to transport gas and electricity into UK homes and businesses. ENA's overriding goals are to promote the UK energy networks and enable our networks to be the safest, most reliable, most efficient and sustainable in the world. They aim to influence decision-makers on issues that are common to its interests.v show details
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- Energy Saving Trust
- Ref:
- 0240-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.est.org.uk
- A non-profit organisation funded by Government and the private sector, set up after the 1992 Rio Summit to promote the sustainable use of energy and cut carbon emissions. They provide expert and impartial advice as well as grants.v show details
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- Environment Agency
- Ref:
- 0243-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.environment-agency.gov.uk
- The leading public body for protecting and improving the environment in England and Wales. They are responsible to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and an Assembly Sponsored Public Body responsible to the National Assembly for Wales. Their principal aims are to protect and improve the environment, and to promote sustainable development. They play a central role in delivering the environmental priorities of central government and the Welsh Assembly Government through our functions and roles.v show details
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- European Network for biomass pyrolysis, gasification and combustion
- Ref:
- 0416-UOrgs
- Author:
- European Network for biomass pyrolysis, gasification and combustion, March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.thermalnet.co.uk
- Network bringing together participants in projects covering the three main thermochemical routes for conversion of biomass to heat, electricity and higher value fuels, through Pyrolysis (see 'PyNe'), Gasification (see 'GasNet') and Combustion (see 'CombNet'); providing a forum to review and help resolve the technical and non-technical barriers that may be encountered in implementing these three important biomass conversion technologies.v show details
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- Green Communities (formerly known as CAfE)
- Ref:
- 0239-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.greencommunities.org.uk
- A network of communities, groups and individuals who share a common interest in community energy projects and ideas. Membership of the network is free and by joining you can keep up to date with news on community-based energy initiatives, as well as hearing about funding opportunities, expert support, training sessions and other news from the network.v show details
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- Ofgem (The Office of Gas and Electricity Markets)
- Ref:
- 0129-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.ofgem.gov.uk
- The regulator for Britain's gas and electricity industries. Its role is to promote choice and value for all customers.v show details
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- PyNE: The Biomass Pyrolysis Network
- Ref:
- 0419-UOrgs
- Author:
- The Biomass Pyrolysis Network, March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.pyne.co.uk/?_id=18
- A global network of active researchers and developers of fast pyrolysis, established to discuss and exchange information on scientific and technological developments on pyrolysis and related technologies for the production of liquid fuels, electricity and chemicals. Part of ThermalNet, the new European Network for biomass pyrolysis, gasification and combustion.v show details
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- Renewable Energy Association
- Ref:
- 0181-UOrgs
- Author:
- Renewable Energy Association, January 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.r-e-a.net
- Established in 2001 to represent British renewable energy producers and promote the use of sustainable energy in the UK. Its main objective is to secure the best legislative and regulatory framework for expanding renewable energy production in the UK. They undertake policy development and provide input to government departments, agencies, regulators, NGOs and others. The REA was originally called the Renewable Power Association until October 2005. The site will shortly include maps showing distribution of renewable technologies. v show details
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- The Landscape Institute
- Ref:
- 0249-UOrgs
- Author:
- March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.landscapeinstitute.org/
- The Royal Chartered body for landscape architects - professionals who inspire people to expect the best from the natural and built environments. A charitable body working to enhance and conserve landscapes whether rural, urban or coastal.v show details
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- UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC)
- Ref:
- 0137-UOrgs
- Author:
- UK Energy Research Centre, March 2009
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.ukerc.ac.uk
- Established in 2004 following a recommendation from the 2002 review of energy initiated by Sir David King, the UK Government’s Chief Scientific Advisor. UKERC's mission is to be the country's pre-eminent centre of research, and source of authoritative information and leadership on sustainable energy systems.v show details
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- Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
- Ref:
- 0497-WebL
- Author:
- DECC, October 2008
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.decc.gov.uk/
- The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) was created in October 2008, bringing together energy policy (previously with BERR: the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform) with climate change mitigation policy (previously with Defra: the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs).v show details
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- Planning Portal
- Ref:
- 0498-WebL
- Author:
- Planning Portal
- Type:
- External Web Link
- Link:
- www.planningportal.gov.uk
- Planning Portal is the definitive home for planning and building control advice. The policy and research section allows you to access chief planning legislation produced by the government, including planning research documents, reports and statistics.v show details
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